The New York Jets held a practice on Sunday without media or assistant coaches present the day after suffering a 31-12 loss to the New York Giants in their second preseason game. The only people in attendance for the practice were players and first-year coach Aaron Glenn.

PFF's five-worst grades for players on the Jets offense against the Giants can be found below (minimum 10 snaps played): PFF grade: 45.2. PFF grade: 43.8. PFF grade: 41.9. PFF grade: 40.7. PFF grade: 29.9.

Aaron Glenn was heading into halftime when he stopped to do a quick interview about the half. During this 30-second interaction, he voiced his displeasure with the team ( h/t NYJets_Media on X ). “Sloppy. Sloppy, and we gotta get better,” Glenn said.

The Jets held a walk-through Sunday, the day after their loss to the Giants. There was a twist: It was run by the players. No coordinators or assistant coaches were on hand, only head coach Aaron

Despite such lackluster numbers, first-year Jets head coach Aaron Glenn suggested on Tuesday that he is ignoring "the noise that happens on the outside" regarding the team's passing offense. On Wednesday, Jets passing game coordinator Scott Turner praised Fields for knowing when to take a checkdown and when to challenge an opposing defense.

The Jets and Giants play their final preseason games tomorrow night and this evening respectively before the opening of the regular season on September 7.

PFF's five-best grades for players on the Jets defense against the Giants can be found below (minimum 10 snaps played): PFF grade: 70.9. PFF grade: 82.7. PFF grade: 84.9. PFF grade: 86.7. PFF grade: 87.2.

Aaron Glenn was unhappy with the New York Jets' performance in their preseason loss to the Giants last Saturday night and insisted his squad would get things cleaned up in a hurry. So, Glenn got his players together the next day for their walkthrough practice — but added a unique twist.